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Quoted: The Bass Pro Shop in Memphis probably doesn't count, does it? View Quote Attached File Great buddy of mine is about the most stereotypical black man you’ve ever met. Got the Memphis Pyramid tattooed on him back when the Grizzlies played there before it was a Bass Pro. I love to bust his balls about his sweet “Bass Pro tattoo.” |
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Quoted: Nope. This is a picture near the site. https://i.imgur.com/snnxll3.jpg Captain Cook landed here. But it's not Hawaii. Much further south. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Cambodia? Nope. This is a picture near the site. https://i.imgur.com/snnxll3.jpg Captain Cook landed here. But it's not Hawaii. Much further south. Rarotonga? |
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The Alan Parsons Project | Pyramid | Pyramania |
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I've seen a pyramid built by a ghost town to honor a dead fraudster.
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Yep, the pyramid house in wadsworth IL. 1/9th the size of the Great Pyramid in Egypt.
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Quoted: I've climbed to the top inside and outside of the pyramid at Chichen Itza. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9a/Chichen_Itza_%283326547826%29.jpg/250px-Chichen_Itza_%283326547826%29.jpg View Quote Me too |
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From time to time, in my yard and I can't wait to catch the dogs owner letting them put it there!
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Saw the ones in Tikal as well when we were there on a medical mission trip.
I remember coming down from the top thinking “damn this is steep and don’t fall or you will die in a third world country.” Very impressive though |
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I've seen them in Egypt and Iraq, I would like to see the Mayan and Aztec ones.
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I'd rather see Tut's treasures. Almost every single egyptian pyramid and tomb had already been looted by the ancient egyptians themselves during the anarchy periods when the pharaohs lost control to the priests.
The Discovery of KING TUT | The Gold Mask |
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Quoted: I'd rather see Tut's treasures. Almost every single egyptian pyramid and tomb had already been looted by the ancient egyptians themselves during the anarchy periods when the pharaohs lost control to the priests. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DD9vYBV6ZAY View Quote I didn't think the mask would really impress me. It did. Soon the Grand Egyptian Museum will open just a short distance from the Giza pyramids, with the full Tut collection on display. I saw it under construction, they guessed it may open this year so I'd estimate only another 4-5 years. |
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Quoted: I climbed Ixmoja in Coba on my honeymoon https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/78117/A834553A-0704-4D45-A953-B48A5BD7BD95_jpe-1868721.JPG View Quote I climbed that with a hangover. Do not recommend. (with a hangover anyway....) And if you go, avoid the "safety rope", the stairs are ten times slicker there than at the edges. The little cafe outside the ticket booth wasn't bad. Very friendly people. |
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Lulz, yes. I’ve passed thru Little Mogadishu On The River many times. Shiny.
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The pyramids in Egypt are neat but the temples are where it's at. The scale and complexity of Karnak blew me away, but the real gems IMO are Dendera and Abydos, with an honorable mentions to Edfu, Kom Ombo, and Philae. The restoration of the ceilings at Dendera gives a hint at the incredible colors that would've been present originally. One day I will steal a cat from Philae.
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Quoted: My father and I climbed to the top of this when I was 12. https://sanmigueltimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/piramide-del-sol.jpg View Quote At age 25 with my brother. |
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View Quote Memories... I used to commute between Sacramento and Gerlach NV. Viewed that many a time. |
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Quoted: El Castillo at Chicken Itza back in the early 80's when you still climb the stairs to the top and go in a tunnel in the interior to view a jaguar statue with jade inlay. It is steep with tiny steps so I imagine at least a few people got messed up falling back down. View Quote That would have been legit. It's been closed off for a few years now since some dumbass chick fell off a few years ago. |
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Yes. Giza, Tikal, Lamanai, Belmopan. Teotihuacan, etc.
Also The Needle on Rarotonga, ruins on Tongatapu, Angkor complex, and Nan Midol on Pohnpei. I’m sure there others I’ve forgotten. Lesson: wanna be remembered do it with stone. |
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Hiked the big one near Mexico City. It was big, and tall, and the altitude didn't help. Well sure enough, when we got to the top there was a kid selling ice cream bars..
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I climbed up the one at Coronado Springs resort at Disneyworld......
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